The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09

| Win HuctuatlOn6 Tor the most par
continsd within very narrow range
but with strong undertone through
out the day, with some evidences OF g
broadening tendency. Western Uniol
was again the leader, and ecored fur
ther material advance. Consi ierab G
realizations, however, later in the day
neutralized the greater poiti N of ,bs
gains made. Ths sharpest movement
was in Jersey Central, which at one
time showed an advance of nearly
per cent, the principal cause for which
was the calling of large amount oil
loaned stock, and as high as
per cent. per diem was paid
for the use OF the stock.
The other cosler felt the stimula-
ting eff OF the rumors in circula-
ton and Reading and Lackswanna
were specially prominent Richmond
and West Point was compa atively
dull and free from excitement. North
western displayed considerable activi-
ty, bat the fluctuations we're unim.
poriant. There was considerable sell
ing by the bear element, aud for a
short time by LONDON houses, but the
latter was not of any great extent.
The opening was generally firm to
strong, first prices showing advances
over last evenings final 6gnres of 4 TO
4 per cent. Western Union and Jersey
Central became the features INN adj
stely, both advancing about / per
cent, while the remainder were bare
ly firm. The market became dull
after the first hour, and with almost no
movement in prices so continued until
about p In. The coalers then be-
came active aHd strong, and continued
to advance until well into the last
hour, the general market responding
fsebly. The extensive realizations
then sagged the list off, and though
the market closed on a rally it was
rather heavy. Closing prices show
irregular changes, generally for email
fractions, though Reading is up II and
Green Bay IL. Railroad bonds were
dull. Sales today, 1881 900. They
were steady 10 firm, final changes be-
ing for Insignificant amounts. Mining
shares were more active and strong,
with Middlebar the chief festure,
touching 95 at one time, The follow.
ing are the closing prices: Alics, 1873;
Amador, $50; Bul~er, 1870; CAL
edonia B. H., 1856; Consolidated Cal
ifornia and Virginia, 1850; Dsadwood,
225; Eureka Consolidated, 225; Ell
Cristo, 535; Homestake. IA; Horn
Silver, 1876; Iron Silver. 285; Moulton,
105; Middlsbar, Sac; Plymouth, 1875;
Silver King, 1877; Standard, l Secur-
ity, $50; Sutro Tunnel, 81; Stanislaus,
Petroleum opened steady at 6S},
touched 63s, declined to SO, steadied
and declined egain to 8l3, and clos ed
at so. Sales 100000.
The total sales of stocks today were
32l,171 shares, including Delaware,
L sckawsnna and Western, $1,000;
Erie, 1880; Lake Shore, 6572; North
western, 1885; New Jersey Contra,
26450; Reading, 1854; St. Paul,
$40; Union Psc fic, 1910; Western
Union, 1876. Closing quotations:
GOVERNMENTS.
D. 8. SO, l001S. Is, coup, 1881.
US, coup, 1895. Pacific 90 Of 1895, 1865.
BONDS.
Ia. stamps, As, "a. Missouri 6s, 1917.
1ent. Pao. lists, lis. Den, Il X. q. lists, ll9.
D. ar. g. W lists ,81h. Erie Eds, 9854.
Worth. Pac. Eds, iOS2. N. Western con. is91<. |
Y. West. deb .5s 100 St. L.S.F, Gen. M ITO.
i. Paul con, 1923. ST.. Q. &P. lists. 1881.
p. land grants, $50. ]. p. X. G.ex con, II.
]. P. lists, 1lSA. West Shore, 1921.
Cenn.6s, tint, l91; Tenn.5s, setmt, 1929
Tenn. 3s.set'mt, 78A.
STOCKS.
adams Express, 143. Morris&E., OFF, 1925
Allegheny Oent'l,-. Nashville Il @ 835.
Alton 4 T. H., 30%. NJ. Central, 7lB.
l. d .. ii. ,pfd.. 80. Nor.& W.ptd,48
american Ex., l09. Northern Pac. PSI
}. @. r. N, 4 Northern Pac ptd, 5 "a |
lanada Pac., tQA ca W. ,ll6s4
Ianada Sou, 5912. CO wv pfd. 141.
central Pacific, 351<, N.Y.Central, llSH
.hesapeake i o., 81. N.Y.C.& st. L., 17S.
J. 4 Q. 1st pfd, ~. N.Y.C. asst L.pfd,2S14.
!. x D. I'd pfd. 95s. Ohio Central, :.
lhicago & A., l44. Ohio \ Miss. ,275s.
J. A.ptd, l6O 0.& Miss. pfd, 81
i, B. 4 Q ,l37z. Ontario & Vest. I7IS
i, st. l.. Il NO. Oregon Nav, l0lA.
J., St. "a p, 17s5. Oregon Trans, 324.
!. st. La P. pfd, 391S Oregon Imp, 3S.
!. s. 4 G.. 81. Pacific Mail, $50.
!. / f. Il Valley. s5h. PEORIA D.6E.a.
bel. q Hud., lOlH. PittsburR, 1914
)el., L. a W., 1857 Pullman 20, l48.
len. &Rio g, 25h. Reading, SSN.
,rie, 1874. Rock Island. l25A.
,rie pfd, 70. St.L. Il ST.. 33sz.
lew East Tenn.,1S. St.L. &S.F pfd. 671S.
IewE. Tenn. pfd, rs. St.L .&S. r. 1stp,ll5
'ort Wayne, l46 @. NJ. d st, P, 92A.
hannibal Il st. Jo.-. @. M. d St.P,, p, l25z.
d St.Jo., pfd. -. st. P, M. d M, lie
larlem, 900, st .Paul& Omaha, 4835
Iouston Y T., 81. St.Paul 4 o. pfd, 1854
illinois Central 1870. Tenn. Ooal& Iron, 4612.
nd, B. 4 W., 23A. Texas Pacific, TN.
.ansas Il T., 3ls6. Toledo x q. Cen y 5614
AXE Il. Il W., IS. Union Pacific, 1874.
AXE Shore, 955E. U. s. Express, 62I
Iou. a Nash, 621s. W., s. & p, w.
ou. Il N. A., 81. W.,S.L. & P. p,, 1919.
I. 4 q. lst pfd, =. wa +. Ex., 1873.
I. Il @, seconds. W. U. Tel, TN.
lem. 4 Char S. Colorado Coal, $50.
Itch, Gen., 80. Homo Stake, IS.
lin. Il st. L., 1917. Iron Silver, 285.
lin. 4 st. L. pic, 43. Ontario, "a.
Lissouri Pacific, 1851. Quicksilver, 81.
Iobile & Ohio, 16. Quicksilver pfd, 30A.
|. L. S. Nv, 8Izz. South, Pacihcs =.
LISA W. pfd,l 07. Butro, %.
LONDON, March s.-Consols l01 lie
DR. money aud 10l sic for the ac-
cunt. Allan apdjreat Westero fiTsts,